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There are other communities on the Peninsula who value and prioritize their tres, and it’s obvious when you enter their space. The city has to be committed to protecting these irreplaceable natural resources, and this has to start at the beginning of the planning process for any new building.

I find it interesting that as we are cutting services to our families and particularly those impacting women, the govt is complaining about our low birthrate and how we have to turn that around.

A great perspective, and one coming from personal experience.

How sad that ridiculous rent increases take away such an iconic part of downtown San Mateo. B Street books will be missed, and neighbors thank you for all the years you’ve provided an anchor to the community.

I think this is a great program!

What has limited the supply of housing over the last 30 years is the cost of building it. Why else does our city keep approving hundreds of thousands of square feet of office space in new buildings near transportation? Developers cannot build affordable housing without offsetting costs wi…

Keep the residents of San Mateo next to the driver, so we can grab the wheel when the city & developers go off course…VOTE NO on Measure T

Yes, Measure T leaves too much discretion up to city council, where only 3 votes is a majority. City council members change - don’t leave San Mateo growth up to special interest groups and unknown political influencers, vote No on Measure T!

Re Measure T - just because a building is taller doesn’t mean it will be housing, especially affordable. San Mateo currently has buildings proposed near CalTrain with NO housing. Measure Y allows taller buildings if there are affordable units. Vote NO on Measure T.

It appears to be located at: 4000 S El Camino Real, San Mateo, CA 94403. This would have been good to mention in the article